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HARLEM RIVER BRANCH.

II NEWYoRk. NV HAVEN aaa HASItokD e y.
Harlem River Station ID al At aud Ln
coin.-vr Thiri avenus Bridge Harlem River
trcach-h nv Second Avrnue aud Snheraa Elsv.s rail-
daily <rntavs ~ 7.50 aln To- llb5
2'io s55 40 $40 $50 10 81 Tor Port Norris Cas-
coax poiutl Hunts Point. Vest Farms Van Vest
West Chester rnps1n's Ray Chester Psham BavL Barlow
tcry fsbn prihan Manor AMI Naw iochella colnentn9
New Rochelle viii trains for AL The main line X
tho New York New.Haven AMI Harf'ori Ruirost shore
Line srd Air line Divisions S@wCanaln. Ndtstogn,
New Britain ard sud branches AMI Boston and all points
Midnight View Rochelle and all intermediate
~ 10 is'ty. except Nond1vS
for New Rochelle ant all intermediate us
lions 10 OF and so the tster train connect.
ing az New Rochelle with way tram 70 STANFORD.
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1,npu1.AR SHORE LANE for Boston. Prox,.

DOPULAR SHORE LANE for Boston. Provl-
III deuoA Newport anL ell New. England r0ntl All raki
IRON 0raud Central Depot EXPRESS trAas daiy su.aASs
excepted ats m N psrcr e.s tscasdl snA ~ "a
ice par cars). II M with palace slyspaE earsh
cara connects ~ wkiofa Ter ew ber s11vnS as7iso
PRODUCTION OF FARES VIA NORWICH
~ LINE. Tho p0palsf inside ROutA To Boston. ~
Orss:,:r On: ,sdss ,ss = x g ySpss
lave Per ~ told nunbA North hwsr. tsee Weetse
sxs piss above Dbssssss Essx9 ssssT vvssssy =
boo dW' hAAoSs Aksns
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Ocean 9teamcre.

advertisement FOR THE NEW
N YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEINkpAI IHh
UPlOWN OFFICES, No 1888 Broadway. corner Thirty
hrstsL until M 95S Broadway between Twenty second
and Twenty third until 30s West twenty third
at corner Erhthave 1852 Sxthave. lsS fourthsve COT
nsr Fouresnthst 200 Thrtave, corner Forty
OD7 Third ave-, siItietk-st. aud tie HAIL
oFFTCE 257 East hundred hdtwenty MN at. ZSoS
y. Iu regular ofnee rates.
/,OMpANlA TKASATLANTICAE SPANOLA
" Formerly A. LOPEZ q co.
North American Branch)
The this Spanish steamship line now
unhcr with the Mexican GovernInen VIII leaNc
direct tho tth. 18th and z4n OF
every month .x.~,oo -, -, -. m. IA, nj,
February Havana santiago ae Cuba Progroso vera IRA
ca,taorna savAnliz CooL, Caftx and Barcelona.
'FIRaT. CLASS TABLE, WITH WINE
For freight passage snd Other infor naiion apply 70
j. NJ CEBALLOS \ CO.
Genetai Agenta
No 40 W all
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LITERARY NOTES.

the fifth and sixth volumes of Mr.. Leckys History OF
England in the Eighteenth century" are now passing
through the press For England they cover the peroa
from the acknowledgment OF the independence OF the
limited states in lisa to the declaration OF war with
France in 1898 For Ireland they include the early days
f rattans Parliament and the foundation OF the Society
of the United Irishmeh
The late Mrs Henry Wood, the author OF East
Jvnue~ left the manuscript OF long novel and OF
number of short stories, written In the character OF
"Johnny Ludlow" " East Lynne" is one OF the most
popular novels published 80 popular that IL WOMB
be very interesting how far into the hundreds OIL
thousands It's sale has gone OF the one-volume form
alone more than 10000 copies have been sold IL mas
been translated into French. Parsee and HinduSanee
East LYNNE" has been dranatized by several
ndapter. and though its author made large sum
from the novel she has received fartng for the
ryh Of dramatzatou owing the defective state OF
the English law of copyright which enables any scrio-
bier to make adaptation and fortune out OF some one
asos brains Lord Lyttelton, who was friend OF Mrs
Woods felt robbery keenly that he brought Dill
into the House of Lords dealing with tho SUBJECT but 1t
Was rejected on the grounds OF future consideration and
inquiry" 1t would seem that tho Engishmcn VINO are
40 indignant the crimes OF the Amer
can pirate would better consider humbly and quietly
their own little faults
That Dr. Oliver ende Holmes n in reasonably good
health Ia proved by the fact that he Is about to give
reading his unpublished writings In ald Oh chria
b,e undertaking in Boston Mankind has never half
realized the preservstlve effects Of sense OF humof
Ieopod Won Rankes library has become the property
Of the Roya Library Berlin. The historian at one time
insured his books for 100000 thalers which TACT rur
nisnes an approximate estimate Of its value.
Mrs. Burnett reported to DO writing sequel 10 her
nrc,ty story of Little Lord Faunteroy" This sequel
which is to be first published sorallyis to deal with
Fauntleroy's life rs q young
A number OF personal "reminiscences of Count Beust
viii DO prefxed by Baron dc Worms 70 his bsnslation
into English OF the Austrian Ambassadors memoirs
THIS translation will appear In April in three volumes
Lewis Csrrelrs fascinating nonsense ballad OF Jsb-
berwocky has been TO masio by & Bostanian and
wa grxvely sung tho recent concert OF the Apollo
Cub Il Il said that the club sang 1t with immense
soleniy and good people present who never heard
Of Alice" were extremely puzzled
Mr. Marion crawford's new story i" With tho Immor-
tsls" viii Be began La the next number Of AGc~indn
Il In described as half and half literary emit
lcisxa
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rreopEAN FINANCIAL MARKErs

roxpox Feh "a n m.-Atiant,c and Great Western
First Mortgage Certificates A6 90 Second Mort
gage ii canadian Pacific 63te Erie. St'a 90 Sccon
Paul Common. a3A1. .-
The OF bullion gone into the Bank Oh hhs~n" '
balance "a day Ia s2u.0oO -. 81 ,..... IN oar,
for account and Exchange London NJ 10 francs Al
cent,ines chcckA
Fours G25e
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COTTON MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH

LIVERPOOL. Feb 22-i23O r. m -Couon stepB Win
,.,, dsm,na Mtdd,ng ppInds 1884,. 10 or eans SD
UUOb1le udng 900 paes for speculation aud
eInrt .cepts-l baos including lOSOO bales Amer
n closed quiet but steady Cplands Low
u,dding clause February delivery 3b4 buyers 10 fcb
ruary aud March denvery. bsU<d BUYERS do March Ane
Ami delivery Y.U4d Ouyers 40. Aprl and daj usiiy
cry II 6s do May aud June delivery ol@-otd
h1y.r, do Juno and July delivery li-ofd buYerr do
July and August delivery lO-Gtd sellers ao Angus.
delivery 1884 sellers oo Septeaoet anu
o. tobcr delivery 1854. value
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A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR TIE NEW

A DVEKTISEMENIb TUn naIWWEEn .r III ~ "a
N YORK TRIBuNk WILL BE hECEi Ed rn,rtr
nrsst unti p M. sos broadway ssswssn T.sny ssssnd
s Garner Eghrhave. lea sxthsve 1853 Fnurthave cur
nei Fourteenth st.. 100 Thd corner fosy
6TFcE as7 East hundred and twenty hth 81. 500
Ts,r ave corner Onshundrea and -. mp %
D. m at regular once rAtoA
.y Linz 10 Old POINT COMFOkT,
Is" NORFOLK, VA. snd SOUTH.
Lave Penn. X r. $50 N fartor cars ~ haattnse.
Sorsot IA "a m II. v. TUMPKiNS.
N'''' Conn Pam Agent, $40 broadway, N
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF JERSEY
FOOT OF LIBERTY STREET NORTH RIVER

For PHILADELPHIA and TRENTON. :. Bonnd Brook
Route" 400. 7,s6 100 ll.oO lyO 400. 40 900
7Su 100 SUNDAYS az 400. s45 q H.; $780, 100
=. III. 800 =. INA , m
VILE 400 loT taston. Bethieiiom. Ailcnto~ n.
M4uth chunk. Reading. HarrsOurg etc On sundays ior
bAstop.
Too m for Eason. Bethlehem Allentown. Mauch Chunk
lkesba and scranton.
$50 a M Tor Easton Bethlehem Allentown Manch Chunk.
MkesbarT~ scranton. Reading. Harrisburg. Pottsviia
Tsrn.qu.. shamos.h sunbury. Lewisburs WuliamsporI
OF ana $50 d. Easton, Bethioaom Allentown.
Mauci Chunk. Heading Harrisburg etc.
$40 y ia. EastOn Bethlehem Allentown Msuch Chunk
Wikeshare serkDboD. TAmaqnA shanokin sunbury Lew
W and tor Easton, Bethlehem. Allentown. etc
6Sh D. M for Easton bethlehem, Allentown. Mauch
Chunk WkesDarTe keadns Harrisburg. etc Gu Sundays
100 and 7:3O D. IN. for EAston. Bethlehem Allentown.
x3u $40 ll:OoA m loo. 400, 49, 8lo p snAdsys
Loo a. In HE'D Bank. Long Branch Ocean Grove
(eLo~pt sun.nys, Point Pleasant
50 S.l5 ni l0J. ASO u Tor lakewood, Toms Rivcf
and Barnegat .,, - x,
Brdgeton.
40 goo. STA Hoo, HAS An. i:00 400. $50.
eSo 6l5 p IN. Sundays 4vO. 300 NJ Tor Pertn
Amboy.
for time to local points time tables at Tckes
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THE MONEY MARKET.

TUESDAY. Feb. 22-P. m.
TODAY washngton's birthday. being q legal holiday.
the exchanges are closed and busness generally sus
pended The stock Exchange will open tomorrow al
10 o'clock.
The European financial quotations viii be fcund below.
Annexed are Mondays closing quotations:
TILE GYyER Al. IlTr
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DED STAR LINE.
IL FOR ANTWERP AND PARIS

DED STAK LINE.
IL FOR ANTWERP AND PARIS
Sailing from New.York and antwerp everv sasurnAI
l.. ID reD ~, @ m
RHyNLAND..... SATURDAY M'r'h 1850 ::
Falan Winter Rates First cabin $50 and SO Excur
sioa sll0 and sl2h Second cabin 40 hxeursi"n sS@
TETER WRIGHT q SONS. ueor Axts Is Broadway
THE u. s. AND BRAZIL MAIL So. GO
i American passenger line for II. rhonlA Barbados.
Para MaranLan. Ceara and Pernambuco.
sisa;sh,p CO AN AoudAv. March at 4 IN.
For 81 Thomas Bar ADDS. Para Maranham, Pernamouoo
Bahia Ro de Janero and santoA CONNECTING Tor hon.o'oe
Steamship ALLIANcA Wednesday, February - at4 p m
From Newport News, Va third day alter ~ 2 "a.
PAUL r. GERHARD CO.. Gen. Agents. "a Broad 81, N T.
WHITE STAR LINE.
w FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVEHpoOLA
UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMkhHo M .
BRITANNIC Capt Perrv. THURSDAY, rsb "a $50 m
CELTIC Tnur 'uAv Nsr'n .. IVA
oERMANIC Capt iiesisli. T .r,aay Mare. i9 e',g n
Prom vhr white star Dock foot Of West lath..t
RATEs--Saoon $50 500 $50 and 500 Return ncKes On
r -tr1n the Oli Conbttv y. :.
Fra1 Yo'k sl5 intermediate !Adrsfe ana Cs ,,
ouv) $50 $50 For inspection OF psn os ".ns
Information apply At tho eompanys ONCE NO 81 Ss'a"""'
r. J. CORTIs. Agent
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Cost an0 foune.

I OSr or STOLEN.-Bank-b book No. 1873 l2S,
~ ,ssned ~ thsGEKMAS SAVING BANK IN tn ctv
NswYofk TO August lSe.sng An persons arr csnti"nci
Hrgo "a denver the book To me
it snd 1ih.ve. II not resf0rs-i On the ON
March 1897 application vail be made ~ Inc bank Tor
duphcate
N.w-York, Feb q. 1887
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-23
Ere Cream

FACT.-Iorton's Ice Cream is made from
mar. cream Iiortcns super Frozen Bricks Of
Ice Cream Tor Churches. Festivals &c. will
keep lard Country orders promptly hled Depos
3Os 4hsve 5gS 6H,e 70 ChsthsHSL ITO East iz3th-sN
N-w.York. and ASS Fulton-sI Brooklyn.
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ADVERTISEMENTS FOR TIE NEW

IA YORK TRIBUNn WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
1853 Brsaawsy ss.wsen Trsny
st. corner Eighth ave-. l52 exthave l59 Fourthavs GER
per FourssuhsI 100 Thrdave- corner Forty
mn ThIri ave- near SirtethsL, and the HARLEM
OFFICE 2o7 East onshundrci aud twcut nfths st. 2o
Tbr ava corner cd aud ffthst ~ 70
o. m. at regular Once rates.
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miscellaneous.

n NuItK IRlbCXr. WILL BE RECEIVED AT THt
/ ProWN OFFICES. 40. 1928 Bio~owsy. corner Thirty
srn,t e53 Broad Ay. between 1"enty second
and twenty third sta until m. 800 Msst r
n.1 Tso Third Fortyscventh;ss
O17 Thlri ave sIuethst AMI inc nv n 10 ~
ogptcR ohT Fas Une- and. twrnty nHhst 2Su0
Thr ave- one huE di ed u9 v"
a m. at regular ONO ratos.
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Gteamuoats ano RaiIroucs.

BOSTON. NEWPORT. NORTH and EAST
ID via FALL RIVER LiNE--steamurs PROVIDENCE
asd OLD COLONY Leave Pier IS N. H. loot VI Murray
at Oh y IN daily. Sundays excepted Cenuectioa Dy
Brooklyn at 81 and Jersey City At
Best accommodations. Lowest Rates.
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RuTTHR

Receips for days Il 262 pkgs Under Tho Influence OF
lighter shipment, IN tfsnsit anu
better deua generally the msrset has brighter look snd
All nm. rrai.s OF Favored butter Going w o
better Extra Kgin Creamery Is hrn, al aec'
with more huy- rs than sellers at that prre
Hsre,vey are tsginx 2ac aid trying r edge
sie hug a. become suicl-uty well established as
of best lots oil Pcnnsy are Sc tg
at asc only few marts OF Western oihei tisn EiSn
fo Zoe il made occasion ANY
fraction more High grade trss worth say e Csc
are m far request but socs from PC down sii moving
sovv IIeId guoi. plenty dali ana weak besl
lots quoabIe above lso New state a1ry Dsn1s 20
,rTve tile freely aui when from ali MAX aud
SHOWING fancy quality. 25c acc readily obaine Nsrc-
tons reaching &c flIe Old din - Lela WIZ
confft but T. not Ia Large demand ana not
ounae higher a Other sorts either IN tup- OF hrk. arc
10 sell tirn limitation
creamery diry Without special ohanse Fre,h
IL held rrper nnher better inquiry an" stronger
Rolls ttm-
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CAPE CHARLES ROUTE TO NORFOLK,
RICHMOND. OLD POINT COMFORT
ANDIHk SOUTH

On and January sls 1887. Express train for csps
Charles Old Point Comfort Norfolk VIA tho
NETWORK, PHILADELPHIA AND NORFOLK
RAILROAD.
WIN leave Pennsyfyaufa Railroad Station NewYork. 7,20
n wesk da, anu w. uAily, arriving Old Point 6o0
p 5Uo Norfolk v.66 p. 900 a. Steamer
Tor Kichnoha win Lape Charles 1t Monay
Wednesdays and Fridays al1'ins there ~ ~ m but;
fet Pa Car CLui The lay EAnrosA shd
eioopng through Old Pan % aior am Norfolk on
Tckels and sleeping berths can DO sc.
cured AZ ANY Ticket once OF the fonnsy Railroad
Company.
IA. w. DUNN. Supt 4 II. COOKE r. ana =. a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-23

Nrra'ns leave from Cbsmbersst station Enei-wood
Tensnv Clos,er sparthill and Nrark $50 70 200 ss6
Ioso NJ i2oo Midnight Sunday. 7'in aso 400 and
Sac ITO $50 % s SO sunSs ~" so ma
8:Oop N.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-23
VIVA Ducks. g..sccss 60, Do night per Doll 0''' q

Stat. potatoes are receipt qnlet ana
fone of he rather weak creepy u % free
whIeh are scarce Scotia Burba1k pleny anu poa
nsa, a, 90 rer 80 Mercer neglected s"ee. or
cetes =. y. ,eatv Onons dull and weak fmrn
Of cabDages from COPENHAGEN rrgnisr
iss and daussiic qualify of offerings very
and largely inferior and prices weas hsn te tonato.s
% n,ser Pemuaa firm at 81 per cra.c. ~ ,,r
sror Rerinpda Nassau and Key West are gehe ,01 20
anaity and very dull; most sais "a s." . AZ so per
a,e nd some Peas common qualty orogn. t,rhrr
of would
Few forsSa range from - 70 g o. Id rnre
Noyfss KATE spinach in good demand "heh on' '''
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POULTRY AND CAM.

Increased recepts Of live poultry have weakened the
ket prices ruling lower fowls chickens tho
selling At ioaS nc and III. latter losiOa
frrsh poultry l. light aeurand and nrn
Choice dry packed turkeys OF selected light medium
weights sell II a l3c weights al III ilc and
heavy turkeys ut l0ailc iced lots go abou: nc lower
Choice chickens and fowls packed in ice bring III n
ai2c dry packed lots sell at Jersey and Phi.
adepha roasting chckens In moderate dsnAd quoted
pair Fresh killed ducks and A gsod
ecse dull Cayons duh especially medium aud am ali M
and siips SQUADS scaroe and hrm.
FgoZ1x POULTRY. PIees or choice turkeys show Homc
ady q very good %
fair 10 prime chickens nrm at Western ducks
bring l4o aud pr're geese l0a lie fancy Vor
mont dueks reach ltc. and geese LOO
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Nem Civilizations.
1nstrncticn.

Boys and Young Hon CITY.
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL. Lets
" BTvay, A9d-sl. teA yess Prnafy Somn sI
cl0sscal aePaFnents instrdefee thotoQxh H. H. uO
~, y, l. AlklG. Pa. u. q 1kdDk1c&so&s \sssssas~
Far Both 6sxss-OftY.
A CIRCULARS OF SCHOOLS, with re-
~ 49, .Psss.sss. ri nsiss = ys.eE
HRAHHNCY PARK SCHOOL AND TOOL
NJ uov1B ASSOCIATION.
tUrGsDeguaeA
~ G&upni Tern beg1us February ASDllcnoue fef ~
ussns is ns $4,000 ga Tod ussse " b 1aAs q The
sTSak "a 2Sa ~ =. az SiSf~ DrrARrxxxr 10 -.
Gx3vAI TRAINING DEPARTMENT epsa n y1s1Isss
NRsEy Thuxu1ay after 3 O'Clock p n.
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GREAT auction sale of Thoroughbred Fowls
" on Thursday Februlry "a at the Poary Eheaangc 20
Duy 81 l. " LAIN * SUI, auSs.D"So.9--
THE PUBLIC ARE CAUTIONED AGAINST
i mating hill. % a yonrg claiming 20 Re coiicctnr
ot al. hrnL be ny ths ollovins irsrrlpio
Nationally. Hebrew light mnstAchc - 10
" ght, A'Out l4O pounds " u ~ ~ W
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,JAPAN-caINA
OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL
steamers leave IN FrAncsce = reiio 80
GARLIC TuesneH Ms.cn tS
FFlGIC. nal vi
Sal PA BL ihui s'""' @-'>
OCEANIC GAELIC. BEL'IC
superby Acknowledgements Aceonmo' seoAA
Ban PABLo-Cabin capacity uineei
observations can be made by letter or tessrap. n t
cabin plans seso at III Broadway. Nev'York OF Hoom
Railroad buldInx. san Francisco.
LELAND STAMFORD. President
rR GOODMAN General Passenger AGENT
NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD IS: co.
IN SHORT ROUTE o LoNDON...x
NEwyoRK SOITHANPTON AND BREMEN
FAST EXPREss STEAMERS
TRAvE. wei, Feb. 49, Am EIBk Sat, narcn IN
sAALE wed March q 10 am. EIDEa. sat. Mar AZ a IN.
First CABIN SIS according location sscsnd CaDn
&56 steerags AZ lowest rStss
oELRiCHs 4 CO. No Bowling Green
DAClFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S
TRIAL AND SOUTH AMERICA AN D MEXICO
From New York pier foot OF Canast ~
For San Francisco via The Istauus OF Panama
ACAPrI. q salts Wednesday, Feb %. noon
GREAT REDUCTIONS In RATES
SAN FRANCISCO
CABIN, $40 Steeraxo, $50
Prom San Franc tsoo. lst and Brannon-sta
for China anil Japan.
CITY OF RIO DE ANERio saiis Sat, M,rch 5. 3p m
pAny's office on tho p,or. loot Csnai;st, NJ k....
H. J. BULLAY. superintendent
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Receips for the week s5 bales Rather trading but
sshtiy reduced prc.s The ls6 hons
selling III &C. And the few really primo hops
about 20 &c Choice Pacific Coast sell al a22
medium At 10 a20o aud tho forsisp hons
pfrrscd sale nj arc. 70 quality guam
s STATE 1885 ps 20 sa3 s.s 1888 fow 10 s
State 1885, Common Good. oil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-23

NEW HAVEN.-Steamers leave Pcck-slIp
IN trer 20, h ~ at pm and "a m tsapdAys e1ostsa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-23
TIE MARKETS.

WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
For the Eve days ending Monday Feb Fl. 1887.
prIys AND
p.r.r,. for Ave DAYS $50 $3.50 pkrs peas
Frnorta 716 pkes. beans and 2,o43 bush psas
Matrrow beaus continued IN bnyers fsv9r recepls
;ar homo ubbipg trade aud port demand nbe
MEDIUM al choice quality steady at 30 Peas shsr
quie White and Red Kidney dun ana weas' ~
Whatever for Turtle soup Further IecoPs W ~ vAxs
beans California. and 61S bags iom Hurope oioo"
pea. moving fairly and prices arc hrm
p.,us Marroy DO. Rel Kidney.
Cso,cs I 90 NJ o2t' Choice. 81 eun .U
No rorr IN rood 25 a Do. Poor To Good 231l 50
nahum lDo. Black T. T.
m tn, ,a7ha $50 | Choice ..... lG5al75
Do poor good 10 a 40 Dn. poor to GOOD oooi "
pea Cro,ce -. | 40 DO. cal Lima,
DO. WI. Kid'y flst '..---- n"l Is
Cboce - L 5 "a 20 Peas. Green, w vol 10
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DELAWARE. LACKAwANNA and WEST

NEw.YoRK ND BtFtALo LIoHTXiSG EXPRESS
PEkLMfx f P,HscE pAv ANo sIEspi1a COACHES
bspo' 10 a,o, o. er.sI and csrs,onhsr ss
Tor Wafer Gap sror.bnrs ssran,oa sinstro,on mira
sn naec r be
vnn and Northumberland owcgo for ithaca and inter-
Ian. s,nsnamton and Elmlrs E.prs. Tor Water Gap.
toy r;IcS w."e,f.s Sc -, s,,.,,
Rs aa%.S n o.aa sS %s
hand nG I'm r.
sc,n,O" cora'4 0.wes GssnS
o~Sro for tSses and
DAY.. % ins Srs sns aud
~ westcoti EXPRESS Offices In New York and Brooklyn
NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HrDsON
s ,Ts. M .s9 r,o d,""Fy 1871
"a. Rochester Ev'ress fhrv,-h tra-'rg.rooa 'trSi'
Ast"y "v s. t:": s""1 s Fl n sss ,r: .S,,,.
Ers csveiaoA and ToI:io Cnicaro $50 IN.
iSso. n .nM.so EXPRESS, arawnrroom ears cnnau.
niso a m. Western Nex.Yoex Northern Express.
WOE w. k,nanv Trov utic, sr,ro'< With ira wing.
m Ass" Lon. ssor az. WITH
Tor s%S,. Tss,, Sso CIT
sson ~ Montreal rI.rs.. with 'l:e.,.~arsto doier
So Rs.;,s, 40
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-23
WEST ShURE RAILROAD :.

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-23

FURNITURE SLIP COVERS made to order
i fl. the latest elegant SUIT Sl5. pieces outting
and rnnng 81 ~ material ali prices A HUE SUI Vest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-23
DRIED RRuIrs AVID BEHRIKa.

A slow trade IN esaporatei apples; but no pres
Ali grades OF sun.dncd apples remain ABOUT
Of meeting fair inquiry and
d.II Pselei o buy
bidding prices Rsh-: doing cherries Rasp-
berrles slow. Other small fruits dull but
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-23

y.c.pt. Ave days. e7Ti packages. Business has boon
e- OF the rket IL NJ Al hrn
a. OF laie Regular trade wants are bc,nE -uPpo =. A"
,oy,er hui holders wb TO make slight
lines Fancy At-tr astnrr wiio '~ese
gong manly at lShc Sltrtlr uolr 81 ar ..so
fha pflo. la sRz way. but large buyer, conh an
Ne a. mr., ,one on the best good. l3S0l3c Fine
,a,r,s az se,,nr mainly AZ iB.r common PRIME iull
49, az al n 10 &C.
aly receipts o P-nn-ylvanis SKINS anu "a ing on
demand have weakened tie marcel ann "a
uuuafion of stock ~ i 10" reached ouy
ITs cotil oy laes Al
3Lzc Liverpool cable 64s I'd.
II ate Factory. co'rd Do Common totarii OF,
,.nrv i2Hl3s. D.l Light skins roo. IL q q
po white do --..l31 "a . do. SKINS Poor To
fun Cream. rnn. 1917 Prime .--.--...... u!u7
10 Good Prime. ~ vols fenns'lv nihskims =
DO FaIr " Good. IL al2S.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-23

Receipts for Ave days l902 pkgs The market ruled quit
Arm follow ny our last report fresh goods roicng y &c
on thursday: but subsequently TIE denAd was hsht Az,
upder some pressure crtn the arcuaolagn price,
rio.e so far THIS week
are ant advIoes OF free shipments IN Transit hod
conocssons 10 sell, tho best goOa
going and southern AL Ice AZ those prices there
n liberal movement and q fairly firm market
STATE Penn. new lald lo"uhwe,,efh'ireh -,
doL- lOpdlo@ Rat.eIcn dlof
Western. fresh gath ihoCtnfh' iEcsl Kath
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